Lakeview Centennial High School - Legacy Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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Girls Come Out On Top Freshman Girls Basketball This year the girls freshman basketball team, rnder the coaching of coach Hurst, finished the season with a 10-8 record. One of the games they layed was against Garland when Shannon hornhill, in the last 30 seconds of the game scored a 2 point basket to win it 30-31. When they blayed North Mesquite, they totally dominated the second half, outscoring their opponent 26-6. They 'inished the game with a 31-28 comeback win. They took an easy victory against Highland Park, Jutscoring them 32-16. The four most outstanding :layers of the year were: Tammy White, who had 57 points for the year, Shannon Thornhill, with 69 oints, Lisa Anderson, with 78 points, and Jeri geek, with 120 points and an average of 6 points ber game. Throughout the year the entire girls team ac- :umulated 461 points and an average of 27 points :er game. This freshman team had a remarkable year, that will, hopefully, be the beginning of a great high school career for all members. Pam Sims, Juanita Brioies, Angela Pavlica, Missy Foreman, Tam White, Shannon Thornhill, Lisa Anderson Tina Anger, Misty Gladwell, Tiffany Smith. h 6 4.1 - F W .,,, ,,.. . ,,..V ,.,, ,, . , . Q. , . V 1, . Q , , . 6- ..,. .. 1. we M it j 6 'T 'i i L 3 g A V Misty Foreman shoots the ball from the inside, off the backboard. at Tam White puts the ball up for 2. .0 4 it Lisa Anderson put the ball up from the corner for a swish. I

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J V Shows Spirit Under the coaching of coach Sharon Hodges the Junior Varsity basketball team finished the season with a 4-8 record. Two of the team s best games were against Wylie and West Mesquite. During the Wylie game top scorers were Sherri Arey with 11 points and Phyllis Cranford with 16. The game ended with the patriots outscoring Wylie 61-39. Highlights of the West Mesquite game included Phyllis Cranford with 10 points 8 points which led to a final victory of 35-15. All the players were important to the team s success but five girls led the way. They were Sherri Arey Phyllis Cranford Tracy Helms Marka Hunt and Brenda Latham. Although the team s defeats outscored their victories the J.V. players never lost their patriot spirit. They con- tinued competing with pride in the best way they knew how and so they were winners in the truest meaning of the word. Sherri Arey with 10 points, and Tracy Helms with .,. I 1 M7 L M i ,Q Brenda Latham awaits the other team's retum after a score. Phyllis Cranford waits for a pass for two more points. i ! Sharon Hodges, Carol Vines, Brenda Latham, Lisa Parrot, Sherri Arey, JoAnn O'Neal, Phyllis Cranfor Misty Brizzel, Tracy Helms, Tonya Guzman, Dana Conley. Lisa Parrot and Phyllis Cranford run down court to avoid the fast score. Sherri Arey and Brenda Latham await the rebound off the backboard.

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Varsity Soccer The boys varsrty soccer team under the coaching of Sam Garvin fmlshed the season wlth a record of 10 6 3 and a d1str1ct record of 5 1 Perhaps therr greatest vlctory of the season was the frrst game of the season wxth a declslve vlctory over the North Garland Ralders 3 1 The Pats tralled 1 0 at the end of the flrst half ln the second half Marc Cupp scored early rn the period to brmg the game to an even 1 1 Randy Bond and Mike Etheridge soon scored one each to brmg the score to 3 1 The Patrxots held the Rarders scoreless ln the second half maklng the fmal score 3 1 Goalie Shawn Blankenshlp made spectacular saves whlch also helped lead the Patrrots to vlc tory Marc Cupp was named to the flrst strung All Dlstrrct team Randy Bond and Shawn Blanken shlp were named to the second team Mlke Ether1dge Rlchard Barajas and Prav1n Moodley recelved honorable mentxon The 1984 season was a successful one for the varsxty team and Coach Garvrn antlclpates an even better season for 1985 up - gg r 1 G-- ' NW - 3 E